August 17, 1897 (4 pages)

9 © of the baseball club from Eureka. TUESVAS BRIRF weion, ously ill, George cite came over from Biroh. ville last e ra Of local] Sohn Bran siege : Kinor Notes Gomes tA acts ee iae ea < W. P. Cline of ‘Gruniteville. was in B. Warbu the pilasilat; will town yesterday. hee another: gps : Mrs. Matt Hosken and two cbiiaren ‘have gone to San Francisco on, a visit. Miss Clara Dunnicliff. and nephew} H. Vischer; engineer for the Debris bave gone to San Francigco to reside. Commissioner, is making strip through “Miss Martha Hicks has retarned . Sierra county on mining business. home from a visit to Caerokee. There: was & social dance at Washington Saturday: ‘night, given in. honor} ‘ E. RB. Phillips has been appointed manager of the Union fruit store. on a visit. " Curtis Locklin ‘of this city‘euccese. £70m Truckee last evening. — passed the examination to enter Judge Nilon has returned from San pty University. Francisco. His family will remain at The blacksmith jshop of Ed Arthar. tbat place visiting. . on Sacramento street has been finishea. Miss Richard Plummer and daughand the proprietor has commenced . ‘? and ‘Mrs. Roney, :returned last business. night from a visit to San Francisco. J. Ruiz Rojas, the mining man, ar_ A marriage license was issued by the i County Olerk yesterday to Edwin Fox rived last evening from San Francisco. _ G. W. Higgins, a well-imown horseoe pear prtbyoai ty Lewy Eee ra Pnad phate here last evening from While unlonding mining poles yes-}"S7 Ts “Wright and children ate terday Egbert Thomas was quite badly at M Fi Flat ct ‘a bruised about the body by being struck . : rae ee ee eee by one of the heavy poles. ve Al Leach is the auctioneer at the races at Glenbrook Park, and E. H. Davis and J. C.:Humphreys are the] During the day there is scarcely any bookmakers. business being done by our merchants. Henry Stilk, the old insane man who An unusually large number of our peowandered for several days in the moun-. ple are off spending their summer vatains near Forest City, Sierra county, . dation, and the races now going on at died Suturday at the hospital in Sierra . Glenbrook Park are attracting a great county. He was baried at Forest City . many there i in the afternoon, ‘and takyesterday. ing everything together the town seems Fires in the woods near Spenceville . about deserted during regular business have burned over the ranches of Knee-. hours. bone and Byers, destroying all the dry feed but net doing ‘mach other damage. Anold cabin in that vicinity was} . yyy5, Lord, wife of ex-Sh eriff George burned. Lord, has returned from San FranCharles Dollathide was hit on the leg] cisco where she went to have her. eyés the other day by a piece of flying steel! peated. One of her eyes was removed, from‘a wedge that he was striking. It}.ng the other one she can see a very was necessary to have & surgeon re-. jittie out’of it. She has the deep symmove it, pathy of her many friends in this secMise, Alice Haake, the milliner, who. tion of the county in her great afflichas vieited this city at different times, . tion. Pee Almost at a Standstill. 2@o-r Sadly Afilicted. was mafried in San Francisco last week eee to Charles D. Chase of Honolulu,which State Officers Here. place they will make their home. Lou. H. Brown, Seor Secretary of State, A kieking horse belonging to Dave} ang now talked of as @ candidate for Eljiott caused some excitement on) Governor before the next Republican Main street yesterday’ afternoon by. sate Convention, aud Dr. D. W. P. kicking‘a hole through the, bottom of! matthews of the State Board of Health, 8 spring wagon to which he was hitched; are among the visitors to this county. and demolishing the dashboard. +o A Feeble ¢ Old Man. _ Card of Thanks, Appeal: An oid man. named Fred At @ shesting > of the cummittee on} Wilson who claimed to have walked Miners’ Union’ Pictiic, a unanimo pus . from Oakland to Marysville was around ‘vote of thanks was éxtended. to. alljtown Saturday trying to raise a fow those who'#o kindly contributed prizes . dollars to pay his stage fare to Nevada for the different games, as follows:. Uity where he claimed to have some Clinch & Co., lamp, value §9; Maher &{reiations. Judging by his feeble conCo. dress; value $10; 0. Lobecker, pants, . dition it must bave taken him two $10; H. Levitt hat, $6; B. H. Jackson, . months to walk from Oakiaud here. hat, $5; Boa & Stenson, shoes, value $5; Buckeye * Milling Oo; ‘600 lbs ‘flour; W. A Prediction. Campbell & Son, § lbs tea: RB. Noell,. ‘we gnd the following in a recent diskiiife; Michell’ & Bro. large roast of. .1ch trom Washington: “Represeutabeef; Frank Bros, ten gallons of beers! tive Hiiborn of California predicts that R. Binkleman, ten gallons of beer;} tne rich findings of the Klondyke will Donnelly & Mainhart, 50 los of flour;. .iuse prospectors from all parts of the Parsons’: & Quick, 1 box of cigars;/ ountry to hunt for gold. He says that Wheliban Bros. a0 prize. 1t/ py 1909 more gold will be mined in California than nas ever been taken out in "Would Mean Mud. the golden days. Mr. Hilborn believes According tothe San Francisco Post . that the production of gold in the next Goyernor. Budd, Stephen M. White and . few years will be so great as to cause J. G. Maguire met in that, city a. few}its demonetization.” days.ago and agreed among themselves that the Democracy at its coming State Has an in Attorney. Convention should nominate Budd for John R. Tyrell has be bas been employed ea Governor, Maguire for the Supreme an attorney to defend the notorious Conrt aad endorse ‘White for the U. 8. wife-beater McCormick. Bouds have Seitate:”If the gentiemen had decided been secured and MeCormick’s examito slate Maguire for Governor, and, ation: will take place the last of the -asked’ the: endorsement “of "White for} oi ‘the Senatorship,they might have gained ‘the’ éar of the (Democracy, but. with ‘Budd, at, the ;head of the list never. Buda to the’ Democracy would mean Muad. ~ Oto “ec po Well Lighted. The electric light plant which Superintendent Mallen has had put in at the Delaware mine is one of the best for its size in the county, being of the latest kind. The buildings and the undergrond workings will be. lighted in the best manner. N. S. G W., Notice. The regular: meeting of Hydraulic ‘Parlor, No. 56, N.S.G. W., will be held this evening and a full attendance. oo sired. By order, Cxas. WOERNER, Nei, . BE. J. Monrean, Sec’y. eee Band Conce Concerts. wt Independent brass band will; we open: ir: concerts twice a week p the balcony in. front of the Owl eo? corner of Pine and Com9. “This band is stronger rae salo by. ‘the public.’ The or ag 1 on Leanbegp nor o W. H. Gaffett of Clipper Gap is here “Constable ©, W. ‘Long~ came--over: Vik 1 zens of Chicago 1 churches . in Chicago.” ‘Indeed there Even a gold ‘breeze does. not blow were scarcely over half ‘a dozen in the whole town, which did not number over 8,000 inhabitants. For a number of broad and liberal gentlemen from the east there was no church of the denomination with which they had affiliated at their ola homes. The. pioneers often relhe ‘old Water Back isa ‘Thing of the Past, and the Requires no Repairs Money Refunded i not Gatisfactoey, . , = a ies agg . . 4g SAVES : ‘FUEL. ae Does not chill the oven, but} . gives a normal, even . ; ee IN THRE MINUTES SHE SAMPLE AT STORE. & Johns” Patent Heater has anen its Place. “LEGG & SHAW CO., Sole Agents for Nevada City anid Vicinity. t gretted the fact t there was no church of their favorite creed, they were all comparatively poor men and didn’t feel able to build a church immediately, . Each one felt that he would be glad to contribute a building, but thought he could offer only so small a’ sum that it would seem almost ridiculous. One night,during the progress of a little poker game in thé rear of one of the stores, a bright thought entered the mind of ene of the play. ers. ' “I'll tell you what we'll do,’’ said one of the players. ‘‘Let’s starta building fund by having a ‘rake off’ from the table every night we play, and when wé accumulate enough we'll start building our church.”’ “That's just the thing,’’ agreed every other player at’ the table. “We will have a Raunt dl for the church. ”’ So it was atcnighihy agreed that 15 per cent of all the winnings should be put down the hole in the middle of the table and left. to accumulate in the box during each evening for a church building fund. The scheme was a great success. en the game was over the first evening, there was a little over $5 in the ‘‘kitty."”. This was abstracted, after the play was over and given into the keeping of one of the old pio. neers, .who: was appointed treasurer for the building fund. . ‘ The ‘scheme worked so well that: it was continued night after night at these social poker games in the back end of the’store until after the expiration of a number of months several hundred dollars had been raised by the industrious ‘‘kitty.”’ With this as a nucleus the enthusiastic churchmen began raising the entire amount which it would require to build such a church as they desired. In a little over'a year the sum was raised and the church in due course of time erected, It was a frame structure and was built on a spot which is in the heart of the city today, not much over a stone’s throw from the'city hall. As years progressed the founders of this church became richer .and richer, and other rich people were added'to the congregation until in a short time the original little church was not nearly ‘large enough or fine enough. Then, too, ground in the center of the town became almost too valuable to.retain such a large plat for a chureh site, ‘Then the church was sold, and ultimately a new edifice was built, which is one of the handsomest‘now ornamenting . Michigan avenue.—New. York Jour. ual. Moving the Well. A family who have recently. taken . into their employ.4 tosy cheeked Irish maid of.al) work. say that-her blunders: cause them amusement enough to compensate for any trouble they may entail, One day the man of .the honse stated in Bridget’s hearing that he intended to have a woodhouse built.on a piece of ground which at that time inclosed a well. “*And-sure, sorr,’” said the ing) Bridget, ‘‘will you be movin the Well to a more oon vanient spot. whin the + woodhonse is builted?’’ A amile crossed, her employer's face, and instantly Bridget aaw. that she had made a mistake of some sort: in,’ she said hastily, bound to retrieve MILLER’S CLOTHING EMPORIUM). a small amount for the erection of} : “*T¢’s mesilf that’s a fool, I’m think. cory ‘tor a yar kee lager ae rhich Menace jrst-class style So ae oe eae ee et Te Ice Conse Coasumers. ", ‘The Union ee! ¢ Company is now prepared to deliver ice in quantities to suit to amy part of the city. Orders good for everybody, for it appears the . herself. ‘‘Av coorse whin the wel] was rush for the Kiondyke bus left the fish . moved ivery drop of wather gg ran industry in the north without men to. %* 6" it. "'—Youth’s Compan do the work, and the canners are tear= ing their hair. oe Treap is no rest for Tillman this summer. He has been compelled to take the stump fn South Carolina to canvass for re-election to the Senate, left at the ice house on the. be aes ae Dy aul “No Cure—No Pay. ; That, is the way way all druggists sell GROVE's T TASTELESS ONILL Tonic for Ma laria, Chills and Fever. It is simply Iron énd Quinine in a tasteless form Children © Jove it, Adults prefer it to bitter; nauseating Tonics. Price edb ge fates entirely cured. I highly eng 8 ROT SO Hood’s Sarsaparilla as a grea fot eta rae est . purifier”. Theresa Jasper, Orland, Cal. A nice front‘roont In the“Teaxscairt — tf Plaza wih eran for an office. Enquire of fF. Brown. . and he is sweating over it like a man. tending a thrashing 2 mocking. Tus Japanese. eeitibns hands on the Orégon Short Line have struck because ofa reduetion of wages from see to e 6 @ e 8 ] THE OLD RELIABLE. Is STILIL ON pmox. . Having had the confidence and: patronage of the Public for the past, we shall endeavor to continue so by square dealing, seling the nobbiest goods for the least money. i B. MILLER, Proprietor. iM. M. BERNE EI, Mgr. If You Noda Tress & @& — 1 Can Fit You! A FULL LINE OF : ELASTIC AND. SPRING TRUSSES, WITH See Hard Rubber or Water Pad, Double or Single . CALL AND SEE MY STOCK. H. DICKERMAN, * CG { Spenes, stastONeRY AND Pi Gre Gy Cor. Pine and Commercial. Ay. i “JACKSON, ae as Proprietor Agency For--flonogram Whiskey ve ibel Catsup shee later, Shasta Ginger Ale Depot forFancy Groceries-PATE FOIS. _DEVILED ap POTTED MEATS AND FISH. . _. Pepsin Po See tea ge «$1 25. Battle Ax Tobacco.,.. 30 Duffy’s Malt. fy cr & OO Pickles, % gal. bottles. ed . Gamecock Whisky fu a LOOT in bulk, per gal. TX1, Whisky. os see, ‘ys5\Olives,. “ I 4 Bryant’s Root Beer ,2ti. 10] Mikado Soap, per bar.. 05 Hire’s ‘“ “ 3 for 50. Everything else in proportion. as Apes Fe ROAST”’ Coffee Give it a Trial.CALIFORNIA'S TH ANNUAL STATE FAIR WILL BE HELD AT TWO WEEKS, September 6th to 18th, 1897." THIS ANNUAL EXHIBITION , ‘Will embrace acomplete representation of the seers. Mechanical and Industrial possibilities of the Sta: MECHANICAL DEVICES can be shown to.a better aivianthes: and, if meritorious, receive recognition of value in placing them on the market. THE EXHIBIT OF PRODUCTS from lands offered for.sale, gives both sellers and buyers an lage peck opportunity to meet. E LIVE STOCK DEPARTMENT is eage y-ray Ma replenish their herds with stock of new blood iene ll exhibitors. THE POULTRY EXHIBIT will constitute @ most important division of this year’s ot, hibition, and will offer a most excellent chance for buyers to view the various breeds of fowls in comparison. THE DAIRY DEPARTMENT will have a complete working exhibit showing the latest methods in dairying and the working of improved appliances. ELECTRIC POWER space and light will be furnished free to exhibitors GRAND MUSICAL CONCER1S will be held each evening at the Pavilion by the California Exhibition Band. THE RACING PROGRAMME will. form noe usually attracts a large attendance that are of TO MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS we exhibit your public on nentral ere and profit by advertising in a practical w: these exhibitions in vast numbers to be instructed as well as amu: dE: by thi FREE TRANSPORTATION forbs sud Sgeuron Betas Resivo Address the Secretary for special information. EDWIN F. SMITH, Sec’y. Going to Build ? If you are thinking of putting up a house, a barn, a shed or any other building, don’t fail to examine into the merits of the Steel Roofing and Siding! Better and cheaper than lumber or shingles “and more durable. Also, Ornamental Steel Ceiling for interior work. sought each season by buyers desiring to This is necessary and insures sales to f the leading features of amusement, and fit to all exhibitors. s and wares, meet the ay. The public attends Send for premium list. C. M. Chase, President. ‘Complete Stock of Hardware, Iron, Steel, Tinware, Crockery, Glassware. ‘Guns, Pistols, Ammunitio: ery, Lawn Mowers, Scythes, Grass Hooks, Pruning Shears, Garden Hose, ante Oils, Varnishes, Brushes, Doors, Windows, Screens, Wire Netting, eto. . Special attention given to Sanitary Plumbing and General Tinsmithing. Contracts taken for putting on Steel Roofing and for ornamental work in tin or galvanized iron. GEO. E. TURNER, Pine St. Millinery’ that captivate. vancing and we are overstocked. So MRS. W. H. CRAWFORD, ‘ (Subcesspr to Mrs. Lester & Crawford). Mal PO Ae 6 Re eee dash, originality and freshness about our The season is ad-. -, We Have Cut Prices on Millinery and Trimmings. Nevada City, Cal. ny Gh de a Phone 80 ee “BAST SIDE, You: Might ¢ as WALL oe THE TOWN.” He Well Be ws Bee cay cri bee Out of ‘he jafld as out of style. There’s a 2s never come back grumbling—they are satisfied—they get just what _they want—and above all they get the very best. 3 ue JUST TRY SOME OF THESE Fancy Canned Goods, of -which;: : .l have always a large assortment, also the very best Olives, Pickles, _ The Glenbrook Jockey Club — ‘Will give five or more races each day AUGUST 16 TO 23, i ‘The Best Running Meeting $1.10 per day. © “I was for some 7. tee troubled with hives and pimples. I have taken a few boitles of Hood’s Sarsaparilla and am ' Hoop’s Puss are the favorite ca. thartic. Tracks ! LADIES’ DAY MONDAY Tse a peg eek anes, oe . Bids for Bar, Reat ta “seals for Rar, Rewtaurant on H. Lowpgn, Asst. Sec. Ever Held Outside of San’ Francisco ‘See the Flyers From Ingleside and Oakland Race eee nd Boarding Cream, it Candy Stand, 8 pi f + hearts mn bark op bg er pal ey Egoogeuny Admission to Park including railroad fare, 50 cents. Gate Honey, Fancy Crackers. A full line of Cheeses, such as Philadelphia Hand Cheese, Circle “X” Roumatour, Genuine Swiss and. Limburger. . All these and plenty more at bison ‘THE CASH GROCER, EE inrreke city, IF YOU DON’T IREAD THE TRANSCRIPT. YOUDON'T GET THE NEWS! 3° cents. .

9 © of the baseball club from Eureka. TUESVAS BRIRF weion, ously ill, George cite came over from Biroh. ville last e ra Of local] Sohn Bran siege : Kinor Notes Gomes tA acts ee iae ea < W. P. Cline of ‘Gruniteville. was in B. Warbu the pilasilat; will town yesterday. hee another: gps : Mrs. Matt Hosken and two cbiiaren ‘have gone to San Francisco on, a visit. Miss Clara Dunnicliff. and nephew} H. Vischer; engineer for the Debris bave gone to San Francigco to reside. Commissioner, is making strip through “Miss Martha Hicks has retarned . Sierra county on mining business. home from a visit to Caerokee. There: was & social dance at Washington Saturday: ‘night, given in. honor} ‘ E. RB. Phillips has been appointed manager of the Union fruit store. on a visit. " Curtis Locklin ‘of this city‘euccese. £70m Truckee last evening. — passed the examination to enter Judge Nilon has returned from San pty University. Francisco. His family will remain at The blacksmith jshop of Ed Arthar. tbat place visiting. . on Sacramento street has been finishea. Miss Richard Plummer and daughand the proprietor has commenced . ‘? and ‘Mrs. Roney, :returned last business. night from a visit to San Francisco. J. Ruiz Rojas, the mining man, ar_ A marriage license was issued by the i County Olerk yesterday to Edwin Fox rived last evening from San Francisco. _ G. W. Higgins, a well-imown horseoe pear prtbyoai ty Lewy Eee ra Pnad phate here last evening from While unlonding mining poles yes-}"S7 Ts “Wright and children ate terday Egbert Thomas was quite badly at M Fi Flat ct ‘a bruised about the body by being struck . : rae ee ee eee by one of the heavy poles. ve Al Leach is the auctioneer at the races at Glenbrook Park, and E. H. Davis and J. C.:Humphreys are the] During the day there is scarcely any bookmakers. business being done by our merchants. Henry Stilk, the old insane man who An unusually large number of our peowandered for several days in the moun-. ple are off spending their summer vatains near Forest City, Sierra county, . dation, and the races now going on at died Suturday at the hospital in Sierra . Glenbrook Park are attracting a great county. He was baried at Forest City . many there i in the afternoon, ‘and takyesterday. ing everything together the town seems Fires in the woods near Spenceville . about deserted during regular business have burned over the ranches of Knee-. hours. bone and Byers, destroying all the dry feed but net doing ‘mach other damage. Anold cabin in that vicinity was} . yyy5, Lord, wife of ex-Sh eriff George burned. Lord, has returned from San FranCharles Dollathide was hit on the leg] cisco where she went to have her. eyés the other day by a piece of flying steel! peated. One of her eyes was removed, from‘a wedge that he was striking. It}.ng the other one she can see a very was necessary to have & surgeon re-. jittie out’of it. She has the deep symmove it, pathy of her many friends in this secMise, Alice Haake, the milliner, who. tion of the county in her great afflichas vieited this city at different times, . tion. Pee Almost at a Standstill. 2@o-r Sadly Afilicted. was mafried in San Francisco last week eee to Charles D. Chase of Honolulu,which State Officers Here. place they will make their home. Lou. H. Brown, Seor Secretary of State, A kieking horse belonging to Dave} ang now talked of as @ candidate for Eljiott caused some excitement on) Governor before the next Republican Main street yesterday’ afternoon by. sate Convention, aud Dr. D. W. P. kicking‘a hole through the, bottom of! matthews of the State Board of Health, 8 spring wagon to which he was hitched; are among the visitors to this county. and demolishing the dashboard. +o A Feeble ¢ Old Man. _ Card of Thanks, Appeal: An oid man. named Fred At @ shesting > of the cummittee on} Wilson who claimed to have walked Miners’ Union’ Pictiic, a unanimo pus . from Oakland to Marysville was around ‘vote of thanks was éxtended. to. alljtown Saturday trying to raise a fow those who'#o kindly contributed prizes . dollars to pay his stage fare to Nevada for the different games, as follows:. Uity where he claimed to have some Clinch & Co., lamp, value §9; Maher &{reiations. Judging by his feeble conCo. dress; value $10; 0. Lobecker, pants, . dition it must bave taken him two $10; H. Levitt hat, $6; B. H. Jackson, . months to walk from Oakiaud here. hat, $5; Boa & Stenson, shoes, value $5; Buckeye * Milling Oo; ‘600 lbs ‘flour; W. A Prediction. Campbell & Son, § lbs tea: RB. Noell,. ‘we gnd the following in a recent diskiiife; Michell’ & Bro. large roast of. .1ch trom Washington: “Represeutabeef; Frank Bros, ten gallons of beers! tive Hiiborn of California predicts that R. Binkleman, ten gallons of beer;} tne rich findings of the Klondyke will Donnelly & Mainhart, 50 los of flour;. .iuse prospectors from all parts of the Parsons’: & Quick, 1 box of cigars;/ ountry to hunt for gold. He says that Wheliban Bros. a0 prize. 1t/ py 1909 more gold will be mined in California than nas ever been taken out in "Would Mean Mud. the golden days. Mr. Hilborn believes According tothe San Francisco Post . that the production of gold in the next Goyernor. Budd, Stephen M. White and . few years will be so great as to cause J. G. Maguire met in that, city a. few}its demonetization.” days.ago and agreed among themselves that the Democracy at its coming State Has an in Attorney. Convention should nominate Budd for John R. Tyrell has be bas been employed ea Governor, Maguire for the Supreme an attorney to defend the notorious Conrt aad endorse ‘White for the U. 8. wife-beater McCormick. Bouds have Seitate:”If the gentiemen had decided been secured and MeCormick’s examito slate Maguire for Governor, and, ation: will take place the last of the -asked’ the: endorsement “of "White for} oi ‘the Senatorship,they might have gained ‘the’ éar of the (Democracy, but. with ‘Budd, at, the ;head of the list never. Buda to the’ Democracy would mean Muad. ~ Oto “ec po Well Lighted. The electric light plant which Superintendent Mallen has had put in at the Delaware mine is one of the best for its size in the county, being of the latest kind. The buildings and the undergrond workings will be. lighted in the best manner. N. S. G W., Notice. The regular: meeting of Hydraulic ‘Parlor, No. 56, N.S.G. W., will be held this evening and a full attendance. oo sired. By order, Cxas. WOERNER, Nei, . BE. J. Monrean, Sec’y. eee Band Conce Concerts. wt Independent brass band will; we open: ir: concerts twice a week p the balcony in. front of the Owl eo? corner of Pine and Com9. “This band is stronger rae salo by. ‘the public.’ The or ag 1 on Leanbegp nor o W. H. Gaffett of Clipper Gap is here “Constable ©, W. ‘Long~ came--over: Vik 1 zens of Chicago 1 churches . in Chicago.” ‘Indeed there Even a gold ‘breeze does. not blow were scarcely over half ‘a dozen in the whole town, which did not number over 8,000 inhabitants. For a number of broad and liberal gentlemen from the east there was no church of the denomination with which they had affiliated at their ola homes. The. pioneers often relhe ‘old Water Back isa ‘Thing of the Past, and the Requires no Repairs Money Refunded i not Gatisfactoey, . , = a ies agg . . 4g SAVES : ‘FUEL. ae Does not chill the oven, but} . gives a normal, even . ; ee IN THRE MINUTES SHE SAMPLE AT STORE. & Johns” Patent Heater has anen its Place. “LEGG & SHAW CO., Sole Agents for Nevada City anid Vicinity. t gretted the fact t there was no church of their favorite creed, they were all comparatively poor men and didn’t feel able to build a church immediately, . Each one felt that he would be glad to contribute a building, but thought he could offer only so small a’ sum that it would seem almost ridiculous. One night,during the progress of a little poker game in thé rear of one of the stores, a bright thought entered the mind of ene of the play. ers. ' “I'll tell you what we'll do,’’ said one of the players. ‘‘Let’s starta building fund by having a ‘rake off’ from the table every night we play, and when wé accumulate enough we'll start building our church.”’ “That's just the thing,’’ agreed every other player at’ the table. “We will have a Raunt dl for the church. ”’ So it was atcnighihy agreed that 15 per cent of all the winnings should be put down the hole in the middle of the table and left. to accumulate in the box during each evening for a church building fund. The scheme was a great success. en the game was over the first evening, there was a little over $5 in the ‘‘kitty."”. This was abstracted, after the play was over and given into the keeping of one of the old pio. neers, .who: was appointed treasurer for the building fund. . ‘ The ‘scheme worked so well that: it was continued night after night at these social poker games in the back end of the’store until after the expiration of a number of months several hundred dollars had been raised by the industrious ‘‘kitty.”’ With this as a nucleus the enthusiastic churchmen began raising the entire amount which it would require to build such a church as they desired. In a little over'a year the sum was raised and the church in due course of time erected, It was a frame structure and was built on a spot which is in the heart of the city today, not much over a stone’s throw from the'city hall. As years progressed the founders of this church became richer .and richer, and other rich people were added'to the congregation until in a short time the original little church was not nearly ‘large enough or fine enough. Then, too, ground in the center of the town became almost too valuable to.retain such a large plat for a chureh site, ‘Then the church was sold, and ultimately a new edifice was built, which is one

of the handsomest‘now ornamenting . Michigan avenue.—New. York Jour. ual. Moving the Well. A family who have recently. taken . into their employ.4 tosy cheeked Irish maid of.al) work. say that-her blunders: cause them amusement enough to compensate for any trouble they may entail, One day the man of .the honse stated in Bridget’s hearing that he intended to have a woodhouse built.on a piece of ground which at that time inclosed a well. “*And-sure, sorr,’” said the ing) Bridget, ‘‘will you be movin the Well to a more oon vanient spot. whin the + woodhonse is builted?’’ A amile crossed, her employer's face, and instantly Bridget aaw. that she had made a mistake of some sort: in,’ she said hastily, bound to retrieve MILLER’S CLOTHING EMPORIUM). a small amount for the erection of} : “*T¢’s mesilf that’s a fool, I’m think. cory ‘tor a yar kee lager ae rhich Menace jrst-class style So ae oe eae ee et Te Ice Conse Coasumers. ", ‘The Union ee! ¢ Company is now prepared to deliver ice in quantities to suit to amy part of the city. Orders good for everybody, for it appears the . herself. ‘‘Av coorse whin the wel] was rush for the Kiondyke bus left the fish . moved ivery drop of wather gg ran industry in the north without men to. %* 6" it. "'—Youth’s Compan do the work, and the canners are tear= ing their hair. oe Treap is no rest for Tillman this summer. He has been compelled to take the stump fn South Carolina to canvass for re-election to the Senate, left at the ice house on the. be aes ae Dy aul “No Cure—No Pay. ; That, is the way way all druggists sell GROVE's T TASTELESS ONILL Tonic for Ma laria, Chills and Fever. It is simply Iron énd Quinine in a tasteless form Children © Jove it, Adults prefer it to bitter; nauseating Tonics. Price edb ge fates entirely cured. I highly eng 8 ROT SO Hood’s Sarsaparilla as a grea fot eta rae est . purifier”. Theresa Jasper, Orland, Cal. A nice front‘roont In the“Teaxscairt — tf Plaza wih eran for an office. Enquire of fF.. Brown. . and he is sweating over it like a man. tending a thrashing 2 mocking. Tus Japanese. eeitibns hands on the Orégon Short Line have struck because ofa reduetion of wages from see to e 6 @ e 8 ] THE OLD RELIABLE. Is STILIL ON pmox. . Having had the confidence and: patronage of the Public for the past, we shall endeavor to continue so by square dealing, seling the nobbiest goods for the least money. i B. MILLER, Proprietor. iM. M. BERNE EI, Mgr. If You Noda Tress & @& — 1 Can Fit You! A FULL LINE OF : ELASTIC AND. SPRING TRUSSES, WITH See Hard Rubber or Water Pad, Double or Single . CALL AND SEE MY STOCK. H. DICKERMAN, * CG { Spenes, stastONeRY AND Pi Gre Gy Cor. Pine and Commercial. Ay. i “JACKSON, ae as Proprietor Agency For--flonogram Whiskey ve ibel Catsup shee later, Shasta Ginger Ale Depot forFancy Groceries-PATE FOIS. _DEVILED ap POTTED MEATS AND FISH. . _. Pepsin Po See tea ge «$1 25. Battle Ax Tobacco..,... 30 Duffy’s Malt.. fy cr & OO Pickles, % gal. bottles.. ed . Gamecock Whisky fu a LOOT in bulk, per gal. TX1, Whisky. os see, ‘ys5\Olives,. “ I 4 Bryant’s Root Beer ,2ti. 10] Mikado Soap, per bar.... 05 Hire’s ‘“ “ 3 for 50. Everything else in proportion. as Apes Fe ROAST”’ Coffee Give it a Trial.CALIFORNIA'S TH ANNUAL STATE FAIR WILL BE HELD AT TWO WEEKS, September 6th to 18th, 1897." THIS ANNUAL EXHIBITION , ‘Will embrace acomplete representation of the seers. Mechanical and Industrial possibilities of the Sta: MECHANICAL DEVICES can be shown to.a better aivianthes: and, if meritorious, receive recognition of value in placing them on the market. THE EXHIBIT OF PRODUCTS from lands offered for.sale, gives both sellers and buyers an lage peck opportunity to meet. E LIVE STOCK DEPARTMENT is eage y-ray Ma replenish their herds with stock of new blood iene ll exhibitors. THE POULTRY EXHIBIT will constitute @ most important division of this year’s ot, hibition, and will offer a most excellent chance for buyers to view the various breeds of fowls in comparison. THE DAIRY DEPARTMENT will have a complete working exhibit showing the latest methods in dairying and the working of improved appliances. ELECTRIC POWER space and light will be furnished free to exhibitors GRAND MUSICAL CONCER1S will be held each evening at the Pavilion by the California Exhibition Band. THE RACING PROGRAMME will. form noe usually attracts a large attendance that are of TO MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS we exhibit your public on nentral ere and profit by advertising in a practical w: these exhibitions in vast numbers to be instructed as well as amu: dE: by thi FREE TRANSPORTATION forbs sud Sgeuron Betas Resivo Address the Secretary for special information. EDWIN F. SMITH, Sec’y. Going to Build ? If you are thinking of putting up a house, a barn, a shed or any other building, don’t fail to examine into the merits of the Steel Roofing and Siding! Better and cheaper than lumber or shingles “and more durable. Also, Ornamental Steel Ceiling for interior work. sought each season by buyers desiring to This is necessary and insures sales to f the leading features of amusement, and fit to all exhibitors. s and wares, meet the ay. The public attends Send for premium list. C. M. Chase, President. ‘Complete Stock of Hardware, Iron, Steel, Tinware, Crockery, Glassware. ‘Guns, Pistols, Ammunitio: ery, Lawn Mowers, Scythes, Grass Hooks, Pruning Shears, Garden Hose, ante Oils, Varnishes, Brushes, Doors, Windows, Screens, Wire Netting, eto. . Special attention given to Sanitary Plumbing and General Tinsmithing. Contracts taken for putting on Steel Roofing and for ornamental work in tin or galvanized iron. GEO. E. TURNER, Pine St. Millinery’ that captivate. vancing and we are overstocked. So MRS. W. H. CRAWFORD, ‘ (Subcesspr to Mrs. Lester & Crawford). Mal PO Ae 6 Re eee dash, originality and freshness about our The season is ad-. -, We Have Cut Prices on Millinery and Trimmings. Nevada City, Cal. ny Gh de a Phone 80 ee “BAST SIDE, You: Might ¢ as WALL oe THE TOWN.” He Well Be ws Bee cay cri bee Out of ‘he jafld as out of style. There’s a 2s never come back grumbling—they are satisfied—they get just what _they want—and above all they get the very best. 3 ue JUST TRY SOME OF THESE Fancy Canned Goods, of -which;: : .l have always a large assortment, also the very best Olives, Pickles, _ The Glenbrook Jockey Club — ‘Will give five or more races each day AUGUST 16 TO 23, i ‘The Best Running Meeting $1.10 per day. © “I was for some 7. tee troubled with hives and pimples. I have taken a few boitles of Hood’s Sarsaparilla and am ' Hoop’s Puss are the favorite ca. thartic. Tracks ! LADIES’ DAY MONDAY Tse a peg eek anes, oe . Bids for Bar, Reat ta “seals for Rar, Rewtaurant on H. Lowpgn, Asst. Sec. Ever Held Outside of San’ Francisco ‘See the Flyers From Ingleside and Oakland Race eee nd Boarding Cream, it Candy Stand, 8 pi f + hearts mn bark op bg er pal ey Egoogeuny Admission to Park including railroad fare, 50 cents. Gate Honey, Fancy Crackers. A full line of Cheeses, such as Philadelphia Hand Cheese, Circle “X” Roumatour, Genuine Swiss and. Limburger. . All these and plenty more at bison ‘THE CASH GROCER, EE inrreke city, IF YOU DON’T IREAD THE TRANSCRIPT. YOUDON'T GET THE NEWS! 3° cents. .